Add a bolt to "Flying Dutchman" on the Sail?
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Geir wrote:As an alternative, hang a static line from the top with a loop tied where you would like pro. Then lead the route and clip the static line as your piece. You get to lead it and the route isn't changed. Best of both worlds.It's crossed my mind, no harm done. |
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Aaron R wrote:What about finding a belayer that is willing to run backwards if you peel on lead?The most likely reason a leader would peel would be due to that detached flake finally giving up the ghost. Any belayer will be running backwards real fast if that happens. Hopefully while still belaying... |
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After some serious reflection, talking to the local climbing gurus at REI and Momentum's front desk, as well as reading "The Rock Warrior's Way," I've decided to spend two months growing a beard along with a daily training regimen of drinking gratuitous amounts of craft beer. |
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Sam Cannon wrote:After some serious reflection, talking to the local climbing gurus at REI and Momentum's front desk, as well as reading "The Rock Warrior's Way," I've decided to spend two months growing a beard along with a daily training regimen of drinking gratuitous amounts of craft beer. Then, the send. Sans bolt. I'll report back on my success.The beard will make all the difference! |
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Ha! Are you referring to this article? -- bbc.com/news/science-enviro… |
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OldManRiver wrote: saw your work with Jacob on Notch - nice stuff man!Sam, you're telling me you just banged out a route on Notch Peak without dying and you're concerned about a minor runout 5.8? You are doing it wrong. |
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Take the whip! |
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Boissal - dammit man, you're right. I'll keep that in mind. Thanks for the heads up. |